U S Spending Surges Since 1920 in Federal Budgets
United Press survey shows one in six adults receiving federal money in 1948. Payments reach 15.83 million while peacetime spending could hit 42 billion. Veterans and dependents top beneficiaries with pensions GI benefits and social security totaling billions. Per capita cost climbs from 60 dollars in 1920 to about 300 today.
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Washington
United Press
The
Treasury
Antifreeze Short Says Dealers and Clubs
New York motorists are warned of a forthcoming antifreeze shortage from the National Automobile Dealers Association and the Automobile Club of New York. The clubs also note possible tire chain scarcity and urge buyers to stock up to avoid frost damage, warning of fake antifreeze products that could ruin cooling systems.
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New York
National Automobile Dealers Associations
The
Automobile Club of New York
Automobile Club
Soldier Bonuses Fuel 1947 State Debt Rise
New York report shows financing soldier bonus plans pushed state debt up nearly 600 million in fiscal 1947. After wartime debt declines due to halted capital projects, total indebtedness jumped 24 percent to 2.95 billion, with bonuses identified as the primary cause.
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New York
Tax Foundation, Inc
Foundatioon
Tax Foundation
States issue bonds to fund soldiers' bonuses
The passage notes states issuing bonds to finance soldiers' bonuses as part of public finance. It identifies the tax foundation as a nonpartisan research group supported by major business firms that studies taxes and government expenditures.
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The
Tax Foundation
Lincoln waitresses survey notes patrons dislike of slow service
A Lincoln street survey by five day wait ing students finds slow service as the top complaint at restaurants. Other grievances include lipstick on cups, coffee spills, worn cups, untidy staff, no half-orders, long checks, and greasy food. Some patrons note gender bias and slow response.
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Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
John B. O’mera
Denison land suit seeks title to Belmont Addition parcels
Plaintiff N C Davis seeks title and possession of Lots 132 133 and 134 in Belmont Addition Denison Grayson County Texas. He claims peaceable continuous adverse possession under Texas law for more than three to twenty five years and requests judgment for title and possession. The suit number is 56607 and the citation deadlines set September 20 1948 before the Gray son County District Court in Sherman Texas.
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District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
N. C. Davis
W. M. Pepper
Grayson
State of
Benjamin Moffatt
Denison
Belmont
State of Texas
S. V. Earnest
Iva Davidson
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